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Valley Regional Transit (VRT) is changing how people see public transportation in the Treasure Valley. The “Let’s Ride, BOI” campaign is addressing the misconception that the bus system is outdated or inefficient. Research reveals that people who actually ride the bus love it — so we’re spotlighting how public transit fits into Boise’s most vibrant spots. With expanded services, modern tools like real-time tracking, and a renewed focus on sustainability, VRT is helping shape a more connected, forward-thinking Boise. And that’s where we come in. As VRT’s marketing partner, Stoltz is proud to help steer this transformation — because when you’re reshaping perceptions, you need a creative team that’s ready to make an impact.

Brand Awareness Campaign

Strategy / Media Planning / Integrated Campaign (Out of Home / Video / Meta / Tiktok / Photography / Campaign Monitoring)

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Route 30: Meridian’s First Bus

Route-Specific Launch Campaign

Electric Bus Launch Campaign

Media & Campaign Planning / Out of Home Advertising / Experiential / Campaign Monitoring
Photo of a person holding the comic book titled, "The Electric Fleet vs. The Forces of Smog".
Two people cutting a ribbon in front of Valley Regional Transit's electric bus with giant scissors.
Two people sitting behind a cut out of an electric cardboard bus.
Mockup of the inside of a comic book promoting Valley Regional Transit's new electric bus fleet.
Mockup of the inside of a comic book promoting Valley Regional Transit's new electric bus fleet.
Mockup of the inside of a comic book promoting Valley Regional Transit's new electric bus fleet.

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Safe Travels, Treasure Valley

During- & Post-Pandemic Public Safety Campaign / 2020–2022 — Content Marketing / Email Campaign / Campaign Monitoring

Website Redesign

UX Design / Web Development / Ongoing Iteration & Optimization

Riders Education

Media & Campaign Planning / Out of Home Advertising / Photography / Video / Campaign Monitoring